Malta Independent - 2019-11-11

• Remembranc­e day
• Owners of three Pembroke hotels object to tunnel developmen­t as proposed
• New Zealand university declining medical students’ Malta trainee internship­s over scam ‘concerns’
• Opposition has no idea what consistenc­y means - Joseph Muscat
• Asphalt spilled in Wied Qirda removed
• Climate finance: EU and member states’ contributi­ons up to €21.7 billion in 2018
• Economic prospects
• Church of England votes for women priests
• The time has come to ban MPs from sitting on public boards
• Many states now require anti-bullying training that includes a focus on LGBTQ students - but risks remain
• Floods become UK election issue as parties spar over funding
• Indebted Italian man accused of triggering deadly explosion
• Workplace pensions and default investment options discussed during MAPFRE MSV Life seminar
• Friends, family support Twitter employee charged in spy case
• 30 years after the Berlin Wall came down, East and West Germany are still divided
• Athleta win second honour of the season
• France clinches Fed Cup with epic 3-2 win over Australia
• Dybala scores winner against AC Milan for Juve to go back on top
• Gladbach extends Bundesliga lead
• Liverpool 8 points clear after beating Man City 3-1
• Sirens keep on flying as they inflict first defeat on Gzira
• Entertaini­ng match ends all square
• Life’s meaning in the shadow of death

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